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Nady [450]
1 year ago
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Find sin() and cos(), tan() and cot(), and sec() and csc(). webassign plot (a) sin() and cos() (b) tan() and cot() (c) sec() and

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motikmotik1 year ago
4 0

The values of the trigonometry functions are sin(α) = 4/7, cos(β) = 4/7, tan(α) = 4/√33, cot(β) = 4/√33, sec(α) = 7/√33 and sec(β) = 7/√4

<h3>How to evaluate the trigonometry functions?</h3>

The figure that completes the question is added as an attachment

From the figure, we have the third side of the triangle to be

Third = √(7^2 - 4^2)

Evaluate

Third = √33

The sin(α) is calculated as:

sin(α) = Opposite/Hypotenuse

This gives

sin(α) = 4/7

The cos(β) is calculated as:

cos(β) = Adjacent/Hypotenuse

This gives

cos(β) = 4/7

The tan(α) is calculated as:

tan(α) = Opposite/Adjacent

This gives

tan(α) = 4/√33

The cot(β) is calculated as:

cot(β) = Adjacent/Opposite

This gives

cot(β) = 4/√33

The sec(α) is calculated as:

sec(α) =  Hypotenuse/Adjacent

This gives

sec(α) = 7/√33

The csc(β) is calculated as:

sec(β) = Hypotenuse/Opposite

This gives

sec(β) = 7/√4

Hence, the values of the trigonometry functions are sin(α) = 4/7, cos(β) = 4/7, tan(α) = 4/√33, cot(β) = 4/√33, sec(α) = 7/√33 and sec(β) = 7/√4

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